“When we are ill, we want to know that we have a doctor whose technical knowledge and skills we can be sure of, on whose honesty we can rely and who will treat us empathetically with the respect and courtesy to which we are entitled. We need to be sure that the hospital or primary care team to which our doctor belongs works effectively and safely, so we can be assured that we are getting good quality care. And we need good access to care.” So stated Sir Donald Irvine – President GMC in 2003.

It is easy to identify with the above through our experiences with healthcare. However, Healthcare today evokes highly emotional responses from all. Everybody feels the crying need for improvement. Healthcare has become complex, costly & risky. The drastic improvement in healthcare is what everybody needs & wants and yet few are willing to do something about it. These issues can be addressed, but not on an individual or piecemeal basis. It is a systemic issue and needs redressal as such.

It needs everybody’s involvement – YOUR INVOLVEMENT. To make it happen – be a part of it.

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Patient Safety programs conducted:
 
Two day program at Chitkara University, Chandigarh on March 17 – 18, 2012. This program has been initiated by Mr. Keerti Pradhan and his team to develop a hub for ongoing courses. Please click on the link to download brochure and register for the program. Please also nominate / inform colleagues. Download Conference Brochure @ CSHS.pdf

Two day program at Sri Guru Ram Das Institute of Medical Sciences & Research, Amritsar on March 23rd and 24th. In the ongoing series of Medical College programs to incorporate WHO’s Medical Curriculum Guide on Patient Safety.

Railway Staff College, Vadodara has again invited Dr. Akhil Sangal to conduct an awareness/ sensitization session on "Implementing Patient Safety – Bridging the Know-do Gap" for 2 sessions in 1st week of March for the senior Medical doctors of Indian Railways

The program at ESI Model Hospital at Delhi was highly appreciated and we plan to carry forward the initiative.

National Neonatology Forum invited ICHA for a presentation on Accreditation models and Patient Safety. NNF decided and has joined as a subscribing member of ICHA. We hope to take forward their initiative on Maternal and Neonatal Safety. Initiated by Dr. Ajay Gambhir.

Consumers’ Association of India invited ICHA for a presentation on “Patient Centric Healthcare”. CAI decided and has joined as a subscribing member of ICHA. Initiated by Dr. P V Vijayaraghvan

 
 
 
 

What is ICHA ?

  Why ICHA ?  
Constituted by all stakeholders in healthcare:

The Indian Confederation for Healthcare Accreditation (ICHA) is a National not-for-profit organization incorporated as a Company U/S 25 of the Companies act registered in NCT of Delhi. ICHA is the confederation of National Associations and Institutions of all stakeholders in healthcare. Individuals and organizations form the backbone to make it happen.

ICHA is all of us!

Healthcare affects us all and is everybody’s responsibility.

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  Excellence for a trustworthy Healthcare System:

Safe healthcare is the cornerstone of excellence and chosen path of ICHA.
Excellence is achieved by improvement every day. It comes from within when we want it and work for it. It can't be forced! We all know how awareness, persuasion and guidance can change lives.

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ICHA Structure

  ICHA Patient Safety Initiative   What is Accreditation?–ICHA Model

Structured to be Credible, sustainable and produce results

National Associations of all stakeholders are the owner members, it is appreciated that work has to be done by individuals and individual organizations who are enrolled as affiliates. The structure ensures credibility and encourage contributions by all in their capacity as Professionals and Institutions (Providers), Patients and Carers (Receivers), Payers and funders and Educators & Regulators.

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  ICHA: Safe Healthcare for all

Constituent associations of ICHA, ICHA fraternity & Partners have come together to implement a comprehensive patient safety programme on an India-wide basis. Establish validated excellence in healthcare through collaborative team effort

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  Accreditation as the name suggests is credibility and trust – An age old mechanism of seeking trustworthy establishment or providers to put oneself in their care. We all do it albeit to the best of our limited ability.
Accreditation derives its strength from Credibility, which comes from Content and that depends on Competence for which Capability is necessary; available in plenty and our greatest strength. Simply put, accreditation is a process based solution comprising.
  • Determining and achieving consensus on the right things to do
  • Helping healthcare providers to do the right things
  • Recognize and reward those who have done the right things.

Thus accreditation award is the recognition of excellence achieved through peer validation.
There are prevalent misconceptions that view accreditation as synonymous with licensure, regulation and certification. The latter are mechanisms adopted by authorities. They are necessary but neither sufficient nor enough.

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Objective

  Achievement  

To make India the health destination of the world and resultant economic growth to improve the health status of our people.

Create an attitude and environment of trust and integrity thus helping all to share and enjoy mutually beneficial relationships.

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  The National Associations of Physicians (API), Surgeons (ASI), Anaesthetists (ISA), Ophthalmologists (AIOS), Pharmacists (IPA), Hospital administrators (AHA), Hospital Pharmacists (IHPA) were the initial members of ICHA, however, as of now all the major associations of all stakeholders.

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How to Register ?

  How to Pay ?   Associations Support

There are simple ways to register yourself. New users need to fill the complete form online and after the submission take a print & send it to secretariat with signature & remittance or proof of payment.

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  1. By Multicity Cheque
2. By Local Cheque
3. By Online Transfer
4. By Demand Draft


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Major associations / Institutions of all stakeholders are the constituents.
A large no. of Individuals and organizations (Affiliates) make ICHA capable of being one-stop shop for healthcare excellence

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